The Department of Transport and Public Works Road Safety Management directorate engages with pedestrians about visibility, drinking and walking, distracted walking, jaywalking. Where: Mitchells Plain Contact: anthony.september@westerncape.gov.za
The Department of Transport and Public Works Road Safety Management directorate engages with pedestrians about visibility, drinking and walking, distracted walking, jaywalking. Where: Worcester Contact: nonkosi.peter@westerncape.gov.za
The Department of Transport and Public Works Road Safety Management directorate engages with freight drivers about fatigue management and driver wellness. Where: Unitrans Contact: jean.ongansie@westerncape.gov.za
The Department of Transport and Public Works Road Safety Management directorate engages with freight drivers about fatigue management and driver wellness Where: De Doorns Contact: christal.nyman@westerncape.gov.za
The Department of Transport and Public Works Road Safety Management directorate engages with public transport operators about passenger safety, drinking & driving, overload and seatbelts Where: Velddrif Contact: lizel.plaatjies@westerncape.gov.za
The Department of Transport and Public Works Road Safety Management directorate engages with drivers and passengers about vehicle fitness and seatbelt safety. Where: Calitzdorp Contact: lulamile.lakata@westerncape.gov.za
The Department of Transport and Public Works Road Safety Management directorate engages with pedestrians about visibility, drinking and walking, distracted walking and jaywalking. Where : Grabouw Contact: vuyiswa.faye@westerncape.gov.za
The Department of Transport and Public Works Road Safety Management directorate engages with pedestrians about visibility and road safety. Where: Cape Town Contact: anthony.september@westerncape.gov.za
The Provincial Regulatory Authority of the Department of Transport and Public Works will not accept any new applications for metered taxis (including rank, base and e-hailing) within the municipal boundaries of the City of Cape Town until 31 December 2023. The City of Cape Town , as the Planning ...
Approximately 75% of road injuries and deaths happen less than 40 kilometres from home, and 80% happen when people are travelling slower than 80 km/h. Every driver and every passenger must ensure that they are wearing their seatbelts. Young children must be secured in age-appropriate harnesses. A ...
